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The Boston Journal Of Education re-
marks; "SOme people do not seem to
care to make the neighbOrhood in
which they live picturesque. If they
did they would go away"
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Perhaps some readers may be interested
TO learn that the Mother Hubbard Of mod
ern notoriety has been az pnVaryipg
fashion for ancient creole danes from
time out Of mind. This shapeless gar
ment IS known among them as blouse
volanle. -HarperIs BazaE.
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nIII and reliable Medicines are the best
NDOOO to depend upon. Acker's Blood
Elixir has been prescribed for years for all
impurities Of Blood. In every form OfScrof-
ulous, Syphilitic or Mercurial diseases, it is
invaluable. For Rheumatism, has no equal
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Ignatius Donnelly is going to lecture
on Bacon. Bacon and eggs always did
go well together, and it is safe TO say
that Ignatius will get all the eggs he
wants.
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A Philadelphia naturalist has discOl-
cred that it takes a snail fourteen days
to travel mile. 1t is not strange that
a Philadelphia should have made the
discovery.
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The sheriff Of Chicago receives 500
for each man he hangs. He is going
TO make 500 in this line Of business on
the 18th Of November.
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Cut down the weeds, rake up the
rubbish 10 barn. Clean the premises
thoroughly and prepare to 90 into the
winter quarters with a clean Fecore.
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It's stated that about quarter Of
million Of Gags have been sold in st.
F,ouis during the last two weeks.
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nOao'F trihe with any Throat or Lung
LUZ q Disease. Ifyou have q Cough
or Cold, or the children are threatened
with Group or Whooping Cough use
Aeker's English Remedy and prevent fur
ther trouble. 1t is a positive cure. and
we guarantee it. Price 10 and so cents
For sale by James p. Hoffecker, Druggist
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is because it is the best Blood Preparation
known. II will positively cure all Blood
Diseases. purifies the whole system, and
thoroughly builds up the constitution Re
member we guarantee it. For sale by Jas.
p. HOfeckeF, DrUggiat.
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nOaE would enjoy your dinner
2OOV and are prevented by Dys-
pepsia, use Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets
They are positive cure for Dyspepsia, In
digestion, Flatulency and Constipation
We guarantee them. % and so cents
For sale by James P. Hofecker, Druggist
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every year by Acker's celebrated English
Remedy. 1t is a guaranteed preparation
fit does not help you it will cost you moth
ing. Try it. A single dose will show its
good effect. Trial bottles 10 cts For sale
by James p Hofeeker, Druggist
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J.B.COOPER
Cor. Main and Commerce StS.,
And Next Door to Post Office.

Dry Goods, Notions, Carpets, Mattings,
Oil Cloths, Rugs Mats, Shades, Fringes,
Umbrellas, Ropes, Twines, Cedar and Will
low Ware, China and Glass Ware, Lamps
and Lamp Goods, Groceries. Flour, Provis-
ions, Canned Meats and Fruits, and all other
goods that go to make a first class Dry
Goods and General Store.
Also full line of
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Philadelphia, Wilmington I Baltimore Railroad,
DELAWARE Division,

on and after April 25th. 1897 SUNDAYS az.
cepted), trains will leave as follows ca
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AWARE, MARYLAND Il V!aGlSI, p
Leave harrington tor Loves II Is a m ard
o-3O p m For FranEltn and way StsIo,,s "a mn ~
a. NJ returning .rain leaves Lcwes fr ; 10
G Fo1 Pm ." IA and 235 p. m. Leave franklin
GuEEN ANNE Il KENr r R-Tesv, ,r,,,..,-...
for Cenreyilie and way stations iG m o iSe9
c DElN NE ~ nESArEAKE K. Leave CLAYTON
IOr OAloTd anu way stations 10 O3 a m ana ~,
p. m, week days " "a anu 'A'-
- CAMBRIDGE Il SEAFoED L. Relay. seaf,ra Gov
week days. iI'''o d. m
CoNSSEcrioNS.-~At Porter. with Newark 4 Della.
ware CitE Railroad At Townsend. with Oueen
AHne SIX Kent Railroad AtClayton with DelsSvsra
chesapeake Ralroadand Baltimore q Dels,, al
Pay railroad. At Harrington. with DeIavSsre
Mary Haryland d virginia Railroad AtSeafoFd. win
mPTldge & SeafOrd Railroad At DeImar with
! 9eW 1oTk, Philadelphia 4 Norfolk. Wicomico q
! Focomoke Gnd Peninsula Railroad. -
! CHAS. E. PUGH. General Manager
| j. h. WOOD General Passenger Agent.
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School Books and School
Stationery,

as well as General Stationery and Bibles,
Hymnals Sunday School and other Music
Books, Poems, Fancy Papers, Miscellaneous
Books, Pocket and Table Cutlery, Pocket
Books, Albums, Brushes, Combs. and Gen
eraI Sundries Special attention given to
Gardenand Field Seeds. Satisfaction assured
J. B. COOPER.
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Baltimore & Ohio R. R
Schedule in effect July 3, lss7.

Trains leave Delaware Avenue Depot Wumi,
ton, as follows:
EAST BOUND
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E5-EXprcSs train leaving Harrington at IA
a. m and arriving at 5.IG p. m rims tbro, ,,
S9lld 10 ana from Baltimore ria Porter's AID
The ll2o ,. N. train also stops at Laurel N lo,.
passengers from Wilmington or pointS Nortb '~'e
, NoTth,00uRd trains leave Delmar 81 q m daily
DoVeT $40 a. M: regularly arriving at Wiiminyy'
phia 90 "a. IN NJ anu rhlIadei-
p, The % a.. m. train also stops at scac,rd
harrington, Clayton ana Middletown to leave
passengers from points South of Delmar or 80
ON passengers for Wilmington and noini. Hrt &c
NetQ Ca:Hc Accommodation Traias.EIeave WI VII
mlngton 600 IN. and 25Op. m LeaveNeyv Cset ~,
$40 a m and 3.5j p. m -'e" N@Sle
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u hsvs no idea OF allowing my name to
DO used," said Mr.. Blaine. II am not
seeklpg The Presidency. ..tIr r.
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come.


When Ohio was first admitted es
State aud entitled to representative in
in Congrete, an uncouth fellow WIS elect.
cd as her representative. lie lacked many
CT the eesentisla needed 10 inppiTe respect,
attention and weight. 10 carry the meas.
ures he advocated or proposed. He eat
Immediately behind 3l.. Randolph.
When the Clerk ci the HouEe rose and
read the petition Of the Ohioan, Of guch
matters IS that State Ceeded. be eroEe,
With his tall, lgnky appearance, urcouth
ge9tuzea, boiete7eps rocleratiop, and re.
Inarsaoly backgammon, advocated i.ap asH.
axe and sat down, perfectly subeided. Mr..
Randolph arose, worry Gemurely, and, look
ing around the houae with feigned he.
wttdsrmeut, turned hia f4cu toward tho
Speaker, VINO always gave him polite ut.
teDiion. He Baid, IL his eaIneht squeak
ing tone Of voice, "Mf. Speaker" and
paused.
"Yes, Mr.. Randolph, you have the
floor"
"Mr. Speakcr," again said Mr.. Ran.
do!ph Nth his thumb pointing over ho
ehouldc5and halI.lurning bin head toward
the Ohioan, "Mr. Speaker, good God!
good God! good GoL!' mad thon eat
down, perfectly compoEed, leaving tho
house convu!gea with laughter and tho
Ohio stateaman embarrassed as to the
point and meaning OF his remarks.
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Tho Result of n Tlsn.

A ksnses City, Mo-, dispatch Gays:
About 5 o'clock las. evening heavily
laden lumber wagon caught in deep rut
about two miles beyond Main street, on
Indiana avenue. Tho brutal driver began
whipping up his hoYBos, giving the ami.
mails n fearful beating. People in the
neighborhood copgregsted about The place
and remonstra.ed with the driver. He
paid no attention, but wen. Oh whipping
bis horses. Among the spectators was $
younS lady whose name could not be as.
certained. She threatened the man with
arrest, and ended her singing remarks
with the words:
"You are brutal man, and I wish you
would fail and break your neck"
The lady had no sooner uttered tho
words when the wagon upse., and the
driver waa taken from under tho lumber
seriously and possibly fatally injured. He
sustained fracture OF the shoulder blade,
and severe internal injuries. The mans
nsme is Harding, and he is now being
cared for ct his home in the city,
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wo tho undersigned banks and Banko,s will ray
al Prizes drawn ID Tho toutsianA State LottetIts
which may DO presented Al our counters, It7s
J. II. oGLEsBY, Pros. Loulslanh National rsrk, Z,
PIERRE hANAuX, pres State National bank.
CARL KOllN, Pres Union National Bank. n : 3.
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NOT A CANDIDATE.


" nAt Ifs bfhtnt 10 NtPotttH " Haf8 Sa3H
+ ESg 5 10 Tanker seligman. .,l5
I CHICAGO. Sept. "a special cable to the
Ntps from Homburs says: Mr.. Blaine has
found the bankers Of Frankfort very hos.
pitablo already. He has been their guest
at the opera and was tho recipient OF IN
informal ovation, II tho word may be
used, at selgman'n manaton. a.,.
The Frankfort bankers have innumber.
able wealthy connections in the United
States. They WELD political as well as
o financial power tho world over. Selig.
mans brothers and relations are princes
amongshe money makers OF Vienna, Paris,
Bruracls London and Now York. Mr..
Blaino'a credit correspondence will be
through their European branches.
Mr.. Soligman aasured Mr.>Blaine Of his
high regard, and then escorted him
through tho various banking Institutions
Of the city, introducing htn frat aa the
coming Pfesiden. Of the United States.
Az Selinguan recoun!s the experience
Mr.. Blaine noon objec!ed 10 this, and as.
surol him, smillugy, that he was not a
candidate. .,sg
"But my brother tella mo-" persiated
sefisman, "lhat you are sure to be elect
ed"
II hsvs no idea Of allowing my name to
BIO uEed," said Mr.. Blaine. II am no.
seek'pg The Presidency. Sta
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Ia tho smoking Room.


Itwss in midocean, and the fog was
thick enough TO lean against. The poole
were all cold aEtHthefe waa nothing to do
but play poker and exapgerate.
"Well, thiD is pretty lorgh trip" said
tho fat EogHsh,nan, who was dealing the
cards. "dOst m tedious "a the one |
made up 10 the Capo."
"Beer to the Cape, chi" said tho drum.
mer. "Well, that's good ways 10 10, bn.
Two called from London to India in a ain
gle Btickcr."
And l." said tho nlcopy man who
tould hardly keep h!a eyes open, "l'ye
been around tho Iorn."
"When?" naked The EngliBhmaa.
"Alg night" waa tho reply 40 the gong
rang Tor dinner.
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TIE LABOR PARTY.
Henry George Exultipg Over tho Breal
I-|.7f4 with the Sdoialista.

Henry George Exultiug Over tho Break
.Ts with the Socialists.
Springfield Republican.
Henry George, in an interview q! New
York yesterday, said that no was pleaped
with the promising outlook Tor the labor
party. The Socialist Dplit was inevitable,
be declared, since that wing Of the party
had for some timo past been evidently DO.
termined to force their views on the labor
party. Continuing, Mr.. George maid:
think that tho Socialist attempt TO
gain control Of the labor party was the re.
Hult Of Instructions from the other eide OF
tho Atlantic. The socialis.ic leaders, in
determining on the enforcement Of their
views on tho labor party, evidently
thought TINT tho men then competing It
were like the average politician aud
would yield or compromise rather than
take bold stand aud force detection.
We will losa certain number OF votes,
and also number OF energetic workers
by their detection, but this will DO more
than oiIaet by the accession Of that large
clags who have hitherto held alooi Tor fear
that the United Labor Party was Social.
iam and Ansrchism incorporating under
another name. We have demon.
strated that our party Ia composed oil
earnest, thinking, orderly men, aud not
crgnks or demsgosues. Even somo Of
our mes. bitter ioes Of tho press have &C.
knowledged the TACT and called attention
to the high intellectual and moral tone Of
our convention.
Mr.. George predicted tho most acton.
iahing resulta from the canyans Of the la.
Dor party now going on. From an outside
source he had learned that tho vote Of the
party in the mex. election had been com.
pused rs followu: New York city 5000
Brooklyn 10000, and the State at large
100, 900, outsido Of the two cities named
ut is probable" Mr.. George added. 'tha,
We will do even better than this. The tEc
old parties are utterly demoralized, and
every political student knows that tho pc
litical conditions now sre such that there
Is likely to DO breaking up Of the old
parties and ouch ruah in favor OF neH
parties as will effect nothing abort Of a po'
!i.ical revolution"
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS &

JJ7ANTED-Ag GIRL TO DO GEN.
w KRAL Housswotf. Enquire at No. IS
South YORK street Island. ,,'l.'11 --f,'E sel1s
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In thu Mhnln ItiLnnnh LntnInt.un

OF aisaaes, the'a were none which, Previous 4. tho
discovery Of iIostcttct'E Stomach HIVCn, offered
more formidable teNIaac, to tho old fashioned
modes o! tTcN,mcnt than tho group Of ,nnlnilcs
which. under tho collective name OF mAlatIu dis
cshG, afflicted cntIm cotnrnuuItltA that suffered
hnpclcNHIy. ChIils Hhh fever, dumb apUc, ngtIo
cake aud bilious tHmisteHt were ahco regarded rs
well nigh inCurablc. Now II rel0Ica tho hearts
Of ihoumuiA VIII" tcHIhe In d!s,iiGH periodically
subject u tho vbihtInn ii malaria, u iOol certain
that In the BitGrS they p'NsrtE r rcrlRIn defense
HgatnN tbs hrOu'gG. sure MEANS Of rxpStiiup t(s
IIs0n from The system. To tho tCItrt IN tho far
weAt tho ncH 0migrAnt ththGt, Ani To trayrrts
and tdtt*tt ~ iEH atd kaa tho tstA1Fnn Of tttiI
pleasant tat"&uari Is n guaranty Of safety from
Uthtf a9HfG8,
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faL William L. Ayftit. n Virginia. IN rtct,a pttth
al Geliy.turD!
Why, tho bravGst woman ! over nav was
Il Pennsylvania girl vino dctind f'ickOtts
whole division .iiio NO marched through
n little town c1liad GreeHcaa.a. Shs had
on a U, s. ii.y 10 m Rpron, which Rho de-
aaut!y waved up and down as our column
passed by hcr and dared NJ 10 tako II from
her. And thoro WAS not one man who
dared 10 do 30. Struck with her
courage and loyalty, Pickett, with
hat on, gave her military ga.
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Lutte, my regiment presented arms,
and We cheered her with q good
old.tsshioued rebel yell, which some Of
you boys have doubtless heard. God
bless the true and brave little woman, and
she was 90 lovely 40 she was brave.
Would that she were here to-day that
might, In admiration OF her pluck and
truth, grasp the hand Of tha. splendid and
glorious type Of American womanhood.
She deserves "a place by the eide Of those
Cafthagenian maidens who cut of their
tresses for bowstrlngs TO eend their lovers
arrows hieaing 10 the Roman heart.
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BAr!Es tina! arc i,o!iul, peovioh, crosa
or troubled With Windy CJi:c, Teethiug
Pains or Stomach D;Bortiera, can DO re.
loved at oace by nsin2 Acke.'s Baby
soother. It contains no Opium or Mo:.
phine, hence is sale. Price % cent?. Sold
by Logan & Co., q. z. Goetze, Chaa. Men,
kemiller, K. L. Burt and Bowiu B,oa, 8
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How She Could Distinguish Them.

Oh CTy Derrick. y
"Speaking Of Mira. Robinson and Mrs
Jones'" remarked Fsngle, "they resemble
each other very much"
"Yes, they look q good dsal alike" ca
seuted Mrs, Fsnsle.
sin fact, can't tell thon apart, bu.
ouppose you can, my des1?"
well, I should just think I could
Why, Mra. Jones' bonnet cost four time.
as much as Mrs. Rohineon'u."
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CAN'T SIExr Eightu In tho complaint Of
thonaandB suffering from ASTHMA, Con.
sumption. Cougha, o!c. Did you ever try
Acker'6 k1giiah Remedy? It Is tho best
preparation known Tor Nil Lung Troublco,
sold on y pDyitlse gnnraDIen nj lOt., BE.
Logan d Co., q. L. Goe'zO, Chaa. Munke.
miller, X. b. I!nrt md Iioxlo Eros. |
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Smart N}ttfRaH.

LOsGVH 4'uH"CEIp.
10, no, ma'am," pleaded the tramp,
"you may thiaE my lilo nlI sunshine, but
it amt. Wherever I so I am beset by
dangers. In short, ma'am, Icarry my tie
in my hands" "Ah, see, said bis TEN.
pofary hoatees, ''that accounts for your not
washing your hands. iou don't dare do
it for lear you'll drown yourself"
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Commencing BrnGAy, juno 5, and con.
timing every Sunday until further notice
tho Baltimore & Ohio viii! sell excurnion
tickets to Pittsburgh and return q: low
rate Of 81 so, and to Washington, Pa, and
return at ii o.. Trsins leave at s aEd
$40 A. NJ, returning arrive At ! and II 10
=. u.
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Tbs bC1. FalrN in the world for cuts,
bruHrH. torea, alccfs, 9aIt yAeum, trvrs
roFea, tc:terl chappoh hanGa, chiIhIains,
corEH, md oil akin oyuptions, md posi-.
lively curtu p,lc4, or no pny required. 1t
ID guarar:o'd to giva perfect aatiatnction,
or money refunded, Price Is cent? per
box. For El.0 BY Logan Y Co.
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h0tton Transcript
At the sumner hotcl-Mrs. a. TO Mrs.
Bid you gee Mrs, c. est her pie with
her knife? How vulgar.
Mrs. 40 little dap3hter Elith-Mam-
ms, perhaps her liugerg was dirty.
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We have for sEle several Type-Tritere,
including tho Remington, the CranIa!l
and the Hammond. These machiaca have
been taken in exchange for The match!css
Cdigy5ph, and will be sold che8p. Writers
for rcnt and for na!e on monthly install.
ments. Gall on or address for ciycnlars
EDWARD l.. POSE Il Co.,
So Twelfth strent.
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Commencing Jnae y. tho Ohio River
Railroad will sell excursion tickalg every
Sunday until further notice. Wheeling
70 S!stcrsTi!le snd IcLura at the low raid
OF 81 SO; Wheeling 10 parkegshurg Mnd
return, l. %. YicxetH good one day only,
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uoIsFoED's ACID PHOSPHATE


Into tumbler OF ice wR.cr put q tess
pooniul Of Acid Phosphate; add sugar {
tho taate. TThraw
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TahY&LEIS' GUIDE.

h RR1vAL AND DEPARTURE OF
u TRAiSS-0u kud n..or July II, lss7-YzrtI-
RATION OF REFERENCE MAREs. 'DRily. tsundsy
e1cGrted MONDAY cxucpted.-E=stGru Standard
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PAINkR's "sKIS SUCCESS" Soap cleansea
and Palmef'u Skin succeas Ointment heals
skin diseases.
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rRTHIRD PRESBYTERIAN
ny CIUKCII-Eighth warl-Nev. l.. W. Burr,
pastor. scirces By the pastor Ct 1850 u. M. and
T.39 p. N. Sabbath school NJ > p. IN.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

T5sST. LUKE'S P. E. CHURCH,
tS ISLASD-Rcy. J. Gibson CAN'T ed. rector.
Services at 1880 3. N. and 7.30 p. II. Sunday
sehoNl Rt2 n II. ----------
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LEGAL NOTICES,
In ChaucGry,
John koemer,
Sarah A. Roemtt, FL nj.


sarah A. Roemrr, e. nl,
Take notice that the denOs!tious OF John Rccner,
Herman koemC1 and Others will be islCn
a tae otsres OF Caldwell 4 Caldwell, over
we Hermhn bark, on Market street. IN Tic city OF
l2'h day Of September, a. D. 1877. between the
hours Of clock 4. NJ, and o'clock +. NJ. 10 b.
read in evidence II the above oatrcd cause on be-.
any cause. the akius Of said dcp0sitioMs tIsl uoi
be commenced, OF being commenced, shall no; Nc
completed on that day. The taking OF The same viii
% nnlol'ne' from time TO time until the same
shall be completed, SARAH 4, ROEMFR
by caldwell 4 Caldwell, her Attorneys.
10 inc nonresident plaintiffs, John ClHIlIn, Edward
r.. samct, Ho,nce J. fsirthlId, Dexter y. Fore
and Daniel Robinson. II firm doing business
under the firm name OF II. i. Clatllu y Co. and
TO The nonresident defendants, Isaac u, Weller
and Hannah WeillcF. Dim doing business
under The arr name Of ChaS wcLllrt Il Son, aud
10 HE hon'seticeat defendant, James LGuSh(ip
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SFOURTH STREET ". +. CHURCH,
urS Eev Il, +. Randolph, DID, plstar. Preach.
ing al I0:S0H nj. and 1880 .. nj. Sunday School
NtG ?. Ii. Young Peoples Meeting Monday a,
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NSszANE STREET NJ. Z. CHURCH.
try Fey. ]. Henry Hess. pastor. preachfns ut
1893 q. III. and T;3I p. nj cong service beginning
st ! b Ii. Sabbath School nj : .. III.
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NSCll APLINE STREET NJ. Z.
Wy CNuKCiI-Kcy. Dillon, pastor. Prcsch.
FeUslc College: evening at 7:SO. Inf.ut school NJ
ga III. Sunday School at Up. II. Prayer meeting
HClncSt Ay rYCNINc at $50
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huSDAY a.1I a. 100 =. IN. and mn every
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Church Trains, which VIII Icryo tho TSrI n, o.Wpp'
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LOulsIANAtLorrERY.
PRIZE, $l50,OOO.

"wo do hereby certify. that we supervise the AZ.
Dmwircs Of tho L0uhiaua State Lottery cdmpSnv
aid In penon manage and control the p.a.winss
themselves, and That the same are conducted win
nsrtlcs, and wc Rnlhoriie tho Company 10 use thIs
certificate, with faeMmlloa Of out, signatures n.
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2l7o Prizes, amounting coo
Application for rates to clubs should be uste
only to the olicc o. tho Company In New 0,iesrs,
For further Information writc clearly, giving uli
address,, P0GIAL NOTES, Exptesg Morey 0rden,
or New York Exchange In ordinary letter. Cur.
rency by Express lat our cIpOrSel addressed
4. A. DAUpHIN,
New Orleans La,
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